Rachel Morgan-Trimmer

Being called a weirdo from an early age but never really understanding why, Rachel takes you on a fascinating journey through her life, as an undiagnosed youngster, to a confused adult, to how she finally found contentment as an adult. She weaves her story with facts about autism, ADHD and mental illness and tackles a serious subject with a blend of understanding and humour. She finishes on a powerful and inspiring note, showing how other people can also learn to live an authentic life. Unmissable.

A fun and incredibly useful overview of what neurodiversity is and why it's important to hire neurodiverse people in the workplace. Covering ADHD, autism and dyslexia, Rachel goes beyond simply awareness training to give people a real understanding of what it's like to live with these conditions. She also talks about the strengths of being neurodiverse, and shows the benefits of neurodiverse inclusion.

An overview of the different reasons why ADHD looks different in women and girls, and why it is treated differently. Covering hormonal effects, cultural expectations and the influence of society, this talk tells women and girls how to advocate for themselves and how to manage their ADHD at different times in their life. The talk is inclusive and all genders are welcome.